Persuasives To Early Piety, Interspersed With Suitable Prayers

New York: American Tract Society, D. Fanshaw, Printer, 1830. Undated, ca. 1830s. Externally good, internally fair to good. Brown leather with gilt lettered black spine label, about six inches tall. Modest cover wear, good hinges, firm text block, rear free endpaper removed, pages moderately to heavily foxed yet readily legible, some additional transparent stains to first and last few pages,… Read more about this item

18. PIKE, J. G. PERSUASIVES TO EARLY PIETY, INTERSPERSED WITH SUITABLE PRAYERS. New York: The American Tract Society, [N.d., circa 1832]. first American edition. Woodcut frontispiece and vignette to title-page. 359 pp. 12mo., contemporary brown calf, black leather spine label with title in gilt to spine. Contemporary ink ownership to front fly-leaf (dated 1832). This is an instructional work… Read more about this item

Limerick, Maine: Hobbs, Woodman & Co., 1828 Stated First american edition from the fifth London, 290 pp. Attractively bound in full calf with four double gilt bands on the spine, spine title still legible, a solid clean bright tight copy. Chip at top of spine, wear at tips. Original owner, Silas Aldrich name on front endpaper, two obitiuaries… Read more about this item

NY: American Tract Society. Quarter Leather. Good/No Jacket. Volume X in the Evangelical Family Library. The cover is 1/4 Leather. The text is clean with no markings. The binding is sound. The cover shows some edgewear with soiling and rubbing. There is some foxing in the text.

American Tract Society. Hardcover, no dust jacket. Foxed throughout. Boards are badly edge chipped, torn, curled and bumped. Bite taken out of lower edge of back board and leaves.